Back-To-Black-v.2

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Description:

Modified Theme: "Sugar Dark for SDDM" by author: MARIANARLT, for Plasma Theme "Back to Black", which you can download: Here

If you do not want virtual keyboard, do the following in:
Root / etc / sddm.conf
In [General] section, add: InputMethod=
It should look like this:

[General]
HaltCommand=
InputMethod=
RebootCommand=

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Dependencies:

sddm: 0.18.0, qt5: 5.11, & qt5-quickcontrols: 5.11.2

Make sure these are up to date!

The author of the wallpaper: charlie-henson: Here

Last changelog:

Back-To-Black-v.2 1 year ago

Changed Background, HourFormat, DateFormat

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draikx21
1 year ago

By default, this shows the last character entered for your password. (p, *a, **s, ***s, ****w,...etc).
To fix this, edit "/usr/share/sddm/themes/back-to-black-v.2/theme.conf"

ORIGINAL: ForceHideCompletePassword=false
FIXED: ForceHideCompletePassword=true

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l4k1
1 year ago

Hi, draikx21!

Yes, you are right!
But the Original Theme by MARIANARLT "Sugar Dark for SDDM" is also: ForceHideCompletePassword = false

I liked that idea, and I didn't want to change it.
Thank you for your information,

Greetings!

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edyrayne
1 year ago

how to install this login screen

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l4k1
1 year ago

System Settings > Startup and Shutdown > Login Screen (SDDM) > Get New Login Screens... > Search: Back To Black-v.2 > Install

Or manually:
Download back-to-black-v.2.tar.gz

Extract in:
/root/share/sddm/themes

Note: You must have installed dependencies >
sddm: 0.18.0, qt5: 5.11, & qt5-quickcontrols: 5.11.2

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